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The Association for Women Attorneys will host its 35th annual banquet and silent auction Thursday, Jan. 29, at 5:30 p.m. at the Holiday Inn University of Memphis, 3700 Central Ave. Cost is $60 for AWA members, $70 for nonmembers and $40 for law students. RSVP to Keating Lowery at firstname.lastname@example.com or 901-844-4438 by Wednesday, Jan. 21.
Crews could begin transforming the long-vacant Tennessee Brewery property Downtown later this year and the first residents could move in during the fall of 2016, a veteran developer told a Downtown development board Tuesday, Jan. 13.
For years, the concept of "wellness" or "preventive health" measures has been the "eat your vegetables" mantra of a growing national discussion on health care that has focused primarily on the cost of such care and who should pay for it or try to control it.
TUPELO, Miss. (AP) – On Thursday, Tupelo launches a birthday celebration fit for the king of rock and roll.
Seven organizations will participate in a city-wide event schedule, culminating with an Elvis Presley-themed concert from the North Mississippi Symphony Orchestra and Richard Marx.
A new healthy eating outlet is headed Downtown. Bedrock Eats and Sweets founder Brandi Marter has signed a lease to occupy the former Frank's Market & Deli space Downtown, where she's bringing the venture she started almost two years ago.
Tiffany H., 43, has found the perfect way to make money. It's close to home, easy-to-manage and gives her the flexibility she needs as a busy mom shuttling two children back and forth to two different schools each day.
That thing that might best be described as the Memphis brand has enjoyed something of a banner year in 2014.
Businesses and entrepreneurs like Paper & Clay, Muddy's Bake Shop and chocolatier Phillip Ashley Rix found themselves in the spotlight at various times in the past 12 months thanks to national media attention. The National Association of Food Journalists held its annual conference in Memphis. The city won plaudits for its bike lanes and its affordability.
About 45 percent of Americans make New Year's resolutions – or so says the Journal of Clinical Psychology. And one of the best ways to ensure they stick? Make them public.
So, we asked a few Nashvillians in various fields – some of whom we spoke with earlier in the year – to share their resolutions, goals or intentions for both their personal lives or businesses as well as hopes they have for the city.
CHICAGO (AP) – Unions across the U.S. are reaching out to immigrants affected by President Barack Obama's recent executive action, hoping to expand their dwindling ranks by recruiting millions of workers who entered the U.S. illegally.
The Community Foundation of Greater Memphis has approved grants in its Nonprofit Capacity Building funding category that total more than $200,000.
The Nonprofit Capacity Building grants help established organizations improve operations and increase efficiency. The Foundation's Board of Governors approved grants totaling $212,471 to 15 nonprofit organizations on Dec. 18. This year's grant awards range from $4,900 to $23,390; each organization must raise a dollar-for-dollar match.
A juried, biannual market for all things vintage is headed to Memphis next year, the product of two friends who share a love of antiques, flea markets, barn sales and giving new life to things that have a bit of history to them.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Cargill aims to sell more corn and soybeans. MasterCard covets another site for Americans to swipe credit cards. Marriott sees beachfront property that needs hotels.
And outside Orlando, Florida, Danny Howell just knows there would be demand for his classic Chevrolet parts.
John Minervini quickly turns giddy whenever he's talking about the food scene in Memphis.
He's such a fan of the scene, in fact, that this freelance writer and pro-Memphis foodie recently decided to start an online venture called "The Fork" he aims to make a one-stop shop where readers can read about chefs, learn about seasonal ingredients and find a new place to eat in their neighborhoods.
"I Choose Memphis" spotlights Memphians who are passionate about calling this community home. New Memphis Institute provides the profiles.
Name: Jessica Ball
With the growing season wrapped up for winter and the temperature hovering at 45 degrees on a recent Sunday, the community garden off Wedgewood Avenue looked to be draped in a brown afghan with just a few patches of green peeking through.
Maybe it was that last Facebook post that put them over the top. Or, maybe it was the #voteforgoats hashtag.
Little Seed Farm's goats aren't telling, but they do look a bit smug.
The goats, along with Little Seed Farm owners James and Eileen Ray, recently pulled in a cool $25,000 by snagging the top spot in furnishing retailer west elm's, "We Love LOCAL Small Business'' grant contest.
The Plough Foundation has made an unprecedented series of grants totaling nearly $12 million to serve Memphis-area seniors.
The grants will help feed vulnerable Shelby County senior citizens a million meals, to rehab the homes of 500 low-income seniors and to build a continuum of care for elderly victims of abuse through a coordinated community response, among other projects.
The hustle and bustle of a 21st Century Christmas and holiday season can be overwhelming, but the Historic Ramsey House offers a view of a bygone era.
Area residents and visitors have an opportunity to travel back to a time when life was slower and an orange in the stocking and a wooden doll under the tree was reason for excitement.
In years past, Carl Haley has offered his Grand Avenue transportation passengers the customary Christmas lights tour packages – about the same as other tours in Nashville – with a cruise by Opryland and a trip to a few choice, heavily decorated neighborhoods.
The Downtown Memphis Commission Design Review Board will meet Wednesday, Dec. 3, at 4 p.m. in the Downtown Memphis Commission conference room, 114 N. Main St. Visit downtownmemphiscommission.com.
December is here and with it comes holiday decorations, busy party schedules and trips to Grandma's house. And with Christmas presents being a drain on the wallet, future travel probably isn't top of mind.
Having been busy lately on a cookbook project, I haven't been able to visit restaurants as often. So after my deadline, I worked on making up for lost time by hitting five restaurants in a couple of weeks.
Stephen Graw first moved to Green Hills in 2004 right after college, renting a house with a bunch of buddies from school. Like his neighborhood, he's done a lot of growing in the last decade and is now a senior advisor at Sperry Van Ness Nashville and on the Chamber West Leadership Council.
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero became the first woman to hold that office when she won the election in 2011.
She's been actively involved in a number of local issues since her election, from urban-core revitalization and business recruitment to broader social issues such as marriage equality.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Some low-cost generic drugs that have helped restrain health care costs for decades are seeing unexpected price spikes of up to 8,000 percent, prompting a backlash from patients, pharmacists and now Washington lawmakers.
The Downtown Memphis Commission board will meet Thursday, Nov. 20, at noon in the commission conference room, 114 N. Main St. Visit downtownmemphiscommission.com.
National Civil Rights Museum will host a lunch and learn with Daphene McFerren, director of The Benjamin Hooks Institute at the University of Memphis, Wednesday, Nov. 19, from noon to 1 p.m. at the museum, 450 Mulberry St. The topic is "Freedom's Front Line: The Voting Rights Struggle in Fayette County, Tenn." Cost is free; bring your own lunch. Visit civilrightsmuseum.org.
Memphis Grizzlies and BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee will host a family-friendly event Tuesday, Nov. 18, from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. near the giant Grizzlies jersey in Tom Lee Park Downtown. Attendees can register for a Fitness Trail Passport, and those who complete all six stations will be in the running for prizes, including tickets to Grizzlies opening night and autographed items. Visit getriverfit.com.
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital is holding the "St. Jude Give thanks. Walk." Saturday, Nov. 22, at Carriage Crossing, 4674 Merchants Park Circle in Collierville. The walk begins at 9 a.m., with check-in starting at 7 a.m.
Memphis Area BPW (Business & Professional Women) will meet Monday, Nov. 17, at 5:30 p.m. at Shady Grove Presbyterian Church, 5530 Shady Grove Road. Sarah Stramel of Stramel PR & Social Media will present "Why You Need Social Media." Cost is free. RSVP to Martha Ervin at 489-5481 or email@example.com.
Stax Museum of American Soul Music will hold an opening reception for "SOUL: Memphis' Original Sound – Photographs by Thom Gilbert" Friday, Nov. 14, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the museum, 926 E. McLemore Ave. The event will include refreshments and live music by Bobby Rush. Cost is free. Visit staxmuseum.com.
The long-vacant Tennessee Brewery Downtown has been sold for $825,000 and could soon see new life.
The Tennessee Brewery LLC, a trust of the family that owns Memphis general contractor BHN Corp., sold the shuttered brewery at 495 Tennessee St. to 495 Tennessee LLC, according to a Nov. 5 warranty deed filed with the Shelby County Register of Deeds office.
Buoyed by rising home prices and stock portfolios, Middle Tennesseans are ready to spend big again on the holidays and will be shopping earlier than ever.
In fact, they already have.
Forget Black Friday or even Thanksgiving Day as the traditional start of the holiday shopping season.
Andrea Hill has been named manager of Metropolitan Inter-Faith Association's COOL (College Offers Opportunities for Life) program, which provides higher education counseling, life skills training and mentorship opportunities to 11th- and 12th-graders from G.W. Carver and Booker T. Washington High Schools. Hill previously worked as director of volunteer services for Cool Girls Inc. in Atlanta.
Memphis Reads, the citywide community reading program, will host Dinaw Mengestu, author of Memphis Reads selection "The Beautiful Things That Heaven Bears" Tuesday, Nov. 4, for a reading at 5:30 p.m. at the Benjamin L. Hooks Central Library, 3030 Poplar Ave. Mengestu will also speak at 8 p.m. at the University Theater on the Christian Brothers University campus, 650 East Parkway S. Both events are free. Visit cbu.edu.
The last of 2014's three elections promises to be defined just as much by the questions on the ballot as it is by the choices among candidates.
Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 4, across Tennessee, with polls open in Shelby County from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Attending the Southern Foodways Alliance symposium meant homework before class. Leading up to the meeting, we received a list of about 14 articles, 26 books, two thesis papers, five oral histories and nine films to help put the talks and meals we would have into context.
WASHINGTON (AP) – For-profit colleges with graduates unable to pay back their student loans could soon face scrutiny by the federal government.
Schools with career-oriented programs that fail to comply with the new rule announced Thursday by the Obama administration stand to lose access to federal student-aid programs.
Eclectic Eye will host Girls Night Out Thursday, Oct. 30, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at its Midtown boutique, 272 S. Cooper St. The event will feature The Henny Penny Mobile Boutique, a Gia Marina eyebrow specialist, discounted Eclectic Eye eyewear and complimentary treats and themed cocktails. Visit eclectic-eye.com.
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RiverArtsFest 2014 will be held Friday, Oct. 24, through Sunday, Oct. 26, in the South Main Historic Arts District. The festival will feature a juried artist market, 50 musical acts, food courts, interactive art stations and more. Admission is free on Friday and $5 on Saturday and Sunday. Visit riverartsmemphis.org for hours and more information.
The public's first opportunity to get a look at the old U.S. Marine Hospital by Chickasaw Heritage Park earlier this year included a chance to walk around the old set of buildings and the grounds overlooking the Mississippi River.
One of the oldest and most prominent names in Memphis business is in the midst of transforming a Downtown warehouse, reviving a premium liquor brand that disappeared with Prohibition and restoring its prominent role in the community.
Josh Hammond, the president of Buster's Liquor and Wines, sums up the position he has to overcome in a word – convenience.
That is how backers of the referendums on the Nov. 4 ballot to allow wine sales in food stores are selling the proposition to voters via television ads as early voters are making their choices on the questions in Memphis, Bartlett, Collierville, Arlington, Millington and Germantown.
Church Health Center and MIFA will hold a farmers market Tuesday, Oct. 21, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Church Health Center Wellness, 1115 Union Ave. Visit churchhealthcenter.org.
HopeWorks is initiating a new educational series that aims to educate and equip community members actively seeking to join in the fight against poverty.
The "Understanding Poverty" series will feature a variety of guest speakers who are specially trained in particular levels of poverty and will lend advice on developing individual worth and becoming financially independent.
Indie Memphis and Memphis Pink Palace Museum will screen Talking Heads' 1984 concert film, "Stop Making Sense," Thursday, Oct. 23, at 7 p.m. in the CTI Theater at Pink Palace, 3050 Central Ave. Tickets are $8 for Indie Memphis and Pink Palace members and $10 for nonmembers. Visit indiememphis.com.
Memphis Zoo will host Zoo Boo Friday, Oct. 17, through Sunday, Oct. 19, and Oct. 24-26 from 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at the zoo, 2000 Prentiss Place. Activities include trick-or-treat stations, not-so-haunted tour of Primate Canyon, straw maze, haunted hayride and more. Tickets are $12 for members and $15 for nonmembers. Visit memphiszoo.org.
The "Understanding Poverty" series will feature a variety of guest speakers who are trained in particular levels of poverty and will lend advice on developing individual worth and becoming financially independent. The first HopeWorks UP session, which is free and open to the public, will feature Larry James, president and CEO of CitySquare in Dallas, Oct. 26 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at White Station Church of Christ, 1106 Colonial Road.
In a body of water, an undercurrent is something that moves beneath the surface and which, though it might be unseen, is unwise to ignore, especially when it flows in the opposite direction of currents visible on the surface.
When he goes out to eat, Jackson Kramer tends to prefer small plates, sharing items with his wife, talking back and forth about the food and generally making the experience of cleaning one's plate a communal experience.
The owner of the Tennessee Brewery said the historic property could be transformed into a mixed-use project featuring apartments and some ground-floor commercial space, according to a news report.
Billy Orgel, president of cell phone tower development firm Tower Ventures, said the "likely" use of the massive property overlooking the Mississippi River at 495 Tennessee St. would be a combination of residential and commercial space, according to the Memphis Business Journal.
Irina McGuire took inspiration for her baking business' name, Nutty Girl Treats, from a few different sources.
There's a cultural flavor, no pun intended, to the name, since she was born in Eastern Europe, where it's customary in many countries there to incorporate nuts into dishes – especially desserts. By associating her business with the adjective "nutty," she's also going for a brand that's quirky and fun, as she tries for individuality and authenticity in her recipes.
The Memphis Railroad & Trolley Museum will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the grand opening of Memphis Central Station on Saturday, Oct. 4, with an 11 a.m. ceremony and free events from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Attendees can tour the Amtrak Exhibit Train, a Norfolk Southern Railroad exhibit car and a Canadian National freight locomotive cab. Visit mrtm.org.
When Hume-Fogg teacher Elizabeth Smith and her husband became empty-nesters, they talked about downsizing.
The Circuit Playhouse will present "The Fantasticks" Friday, Oct. 3, to Oct. 26, at the theater, 51 S. Cooper St. Buy tickets at playhouseonthesquare.com.
The Metal Museum will host Repair Days Thursday, Oct. 2, through Sunday, Oct. 5, at the museum, 374 Metal Museum Drive. Metalsmiths from across the country will solder, sharpen, remove dents and repair items, with all proceeds benefiting the museum. Visit metalmuseum.org for a schedule of events.
The tag "Hip Donelson" evoked plenty of snickers, eye rolls and snarky comments when it first appeared. After all, the local joke goes, Donelson's known for hip replacements – not hipsters.
The Mid-South Book Festival will be held Thursday, Sept. 25, through Sunday, Sept. 28, at locations across Memphis. The festival, presented by Literacy Mid-South, will feature celebrity authors, creative-writing seminars, speaking panels, multiple book stores, music and more. Some events are ticketed, but all are free. Visit midsouthbookfest.org for a schedule.
Shelby County Commissioners vote Monday, Sept. 22, on a resolution that is the first step in issuing $120 million in general obligation bonds over the next two years to finance "public works projects, including schools," according to the resolution.
Memphis International Airport should have a new team of storytellers on board.
The Memphis-Shelby County Airport Authority board voted Thursday, Sept. 18, to engage Memphis-based RedRover Co. LLC to help craft a multi-platform communications and image campaign for Memphis International, which is transitioning from a Delta Airlines hub to an origin-and-destination airport.
Rock for Love 8, the annual music festival benefiting Church Health Center, will be held Friday, Sept. 5, through Sunday, Sept. 7, with concerts in Crosstown, Overton Square and at the Levitt Shell. Visit rockforlove.org for a schedule and to bid in the online auction through Sept. 7.
A "high-end" grocery store chain not currently serving the Memphis market has leased the shuttered former Kroger store at 9050 U.S. 64 in Lakeland and should open in the spring, according to a Lakeland official.
Voters in the six suburban towns and cities in Shelby County will vote in November on whether they want grocery stores to sell wine.
The referendum question is on the Nov. 4 ballot in Arlington, Lakeland, Collierville, Germantown, Millington and Bartlett, as of Friday, Aug. 22.
It's hard to imagine a college freshman passing up her first opportunity to spend a weekend at home. But when Boomsday is on the schedule, laundry can wait.
"I've stayed for Boomsday since freshman year, even though it's the first weekend you can go home," says Carrie Bowman of Hendersonville, who graduated from the University of Tennessee last spring with a degree in speech pathology.
This Labor Day weekend, hundreds of Knoxvillians will be working harder than ever so hundreds of thousands can kick back and relax.
Knoxville is hosting a huge street festival and one of the biggest fireworks shows in the country on Saturday, followed by the first UT game of the season on Sunday.
As the Class of 2018 begins to poke around the Vanderbilt University campus, the newest Commodores will be met with the highest of expectations.
"This class is projected to have the highest academic quality in our history as measured by high school class rank and SAT scores,'' says Doug Christiansen, vice provost for enrollment and dean of admissions.
When an F-5 tornado tore through Angela Copeland's hometown of Moore, Okla., last year, she initially felt helpless.
Even before her recent graduation from the University of Texas at Austin, Cara Greenstein had been keeping an eye on her hometown of Memphis, paying attention to job opportunities, looking for the right place to land.
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Convoy of Hope will partner with local businesses, churches, government agencies and nonprofits during a community celebration Sept. 6 at Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium and the Mid-South Fairgrounds.
Playhouse on the Square will present the regional premiere of "Mary Poppins" Friday, Aug. 15, through Sept. 7 at Playhouse, 66 S. Cooper St. Buy tickets at playhouseonthesquare.org.
Church Health Center Wellness and Bring It Food Hub will hold a Bring It, Cook It, Take It cooking class Thursday, Aug. 14, at 5:30 p.m. at 1115 Union Ave. The class will include cooking demonstrations using fresh produce, plus tastings and recipes. Cost is $5 and includes a bag of produce. Visit churchhealthcenter.org.
L'Ecole Culinaire will host a community back-to-school beach party open house Friday, Aug. 8, from 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at the school, 1245 N. Germantown Parkway. The event will include food samples from coastal regions, hands-on activities and information about the school and culinary careers. Cost is free. Email email@example.com or call 314-264-1812.
Memphis Light, Gas and Water board will meet Thursday, Aug. 7, at 1:30 p.m. in the MLGW administration building 220 S. Main St. Visit mlgw.com.
The Memphis chapter of the American Marketing Association is gearing up to be a hub of new networking and educational opportunities for local marketing professionals in the city.
Along with the finalization of its Memphis charter, the organization has elected a new board of directors packed with experienced marketing leaders from the area. The chapter also plans to offer "unexpected, unique and creative" benefits to help it stand out from traditional professional organizations.
As the owner of Inbalance Fitness in Cooper-Young, Scott Lebowitz is focused on the physical health of the clients who walk through his doors.
Starting a few years ago, however, Lebowitz began to wear an additional, albeit less obvious, professional hat. He's also a commercial property owner, having bought the building in which his business operates as well as the space of other Cooper-Young businesses around him – which means that in addition to his clients' health, he's also paying close attention to the health of the neighborhood.
When the Green Machine Mobile Food Market rolled up to University Place a year ago – the market being housed inside a lime green retired MATA bus – the first customer was a 103-year-old former school teacher in a wheelchair.
Since 1957, when the first modern, fully enclosed shopping mall was built in Edina, Minnesota, shopping became an American pastime. New shopping malls changed the landscape in communities across the country at the rate of 140 a year.
At the conclusion of the Tennessee Brewery Untapped temporary activation project, supporters of the event were greeted June 1 with a message on the group's Facebook page that both thanked participants and bid them farewell.
Evidence for the attractiveness of Downtown's South Main neighborhood can be found in any of several corners.
One example is at 314 S. Main St., where Café Pontotoc opened its doors about two weeks ago. Owners Milton and Cherie Lamb wanted to establish a comfortable neighborhood bar that serves wine, local beers and small plates in a setting where patrons get used to coming in to unwind.
A July weekday afternoon, about 2:45. It's the perfect time for just about anyone to be nodding off in class.
But in the basement of Midtown Church of Christ, where HopeWorks Inc. is housed, class is in session and a dozen men and their teacher are having a lively discussion.
When Carol Johnson left as superintendent of Memphis City Schools at about this time in 2007, the system was struggling with Bush-era No Child Left Behind standards and making progress at some schools.
Everything about the redevelopment of Overton Square followed a script.
But weather, or bad weather for that matter, can wreak havoc on the best-laid plans.
After acquiring Overton Square and spearheading construction and leasing, landlord Loeb Properties wanted to activate the revived entertainment district with programming that would draw people to the revitalized district.
Next week, a venture called MadeIn is launching a new shopping platform in Memphis to connect people to a website where they can buy and sell local goods.
The venture is a digital platform that will act as a kind of local version of Amazon, and MadeIn creator Jennifer Sadler said her startup also will sell curated gift boxes that include an assortment of local products.
It's fitting that the word "odyssey" is included in the name of Sarah Petschonek's program she launched in March 2013 as a volunteering platform for job seekers.
That's because her Volunteer Odyssey effort promises participants a robust volunteering experience, one that's already seen 25 people complete the program and which is preparing to expand even more beyond its initial concept.
With an Aug. 1 demolition date looming, a group of Tennessee Brewery supporters is still working behind the scenes to save the historic structure from the wrecking ball.
Restaurateur Taylor Berger, a leader of the recent "Tennessee Brewery Untapped" temporary activation project that brought thousands of people to the brewery grounds over a six-week run, said his group has applied for a temporary use permit to launch a new version of an "Untapped"-style event at the brewery.
Hattiloo Theatre will hold a free season nine community grand opening Saturday, June 28, from 8 a.m. to midnight in its new Overton Square theater, 37 S. Cooper St. Events include performances, tours, concerts and more. Tickets to each event are on a first-come/first-served basis. Visit hattiloo.org/grand-opening-season-9.php for schedule.
Beale Street Landing was supposed to cost far less than $43 million and be completed much sooner than the decade it took from the design competition.
But the head of the Riverfront Development Corp. overseeing the 6-acre landing and its construction says with the formal two-day opening of the landing starting Friday, June 27, the riverfront project at the foot of Beale Street and on the northern edge of Tom Lee Park should begin to counter critics of how the project has been managed.
SEATTLE (AP) – Amazon, Microsoft and Boeing sweeten already lucrative job offers in Seattle with subsidized, furnished housing. Transportation is covered from anywhere in the country, including airport food, baggage fees and taxis. There's free breakfast and dinner, biweekly housekeeping, a private party with Macklemore and Deadmau5.
A coalition that advocated for supermarket wine sales has kicked off a statewide campaign to gather signatures in an effort to get the measure on the November ballot.
Under a law that passed this year, wine can be sold by grocery and conveniences stores starting in July 2016 if citizens vote to approve the change.
Methodist South Hospital will host a stroke support group meeting for survivors and caregivers Monday, June 9, at 5:30 p.m. in the outpatient rehabilitation center, 1251 Wesley Drive, suite 141. Dr. Hafiz Elahi will present "Stroke From the Neurologist's Perspective." Email email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Moon River Music Festival, hosted by Drew Holcomb & The Neighbors, will be held Saturday, June 7, from 11 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. at the Levitt Shell, 1930 Poplar Ave. The event will include more than a dozen performers, food trucks, activities and more. General admission is $25. Visit moonriverfestival.com.
Once the last of the food trucks departed, the tables and chairs were packed away, the beer garden cleared out and supporters exited through the courtyard archway a final time, the Tennessee Brewery returned to what it's been for decades.
LOS ANGELES (AP) – Movie and music piracy thrives online in part because crafty website operators receive advertising dollars from major companies like Comcast, Ford and McDonald's.
That's the conclusion of several recent reports that shed light on Internet piracy's funding sources.

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Sucampo Manufacturing and Research (SMR) is paying R-Tech Ueno (RTU) $3 million up front for rights to develop, manufacture and commercialize Rescula® (unoprostone) for its FDA-approved approved indication of glaucoma and ocular hypertension, in all regions except Japan, Taiwan, the Republic of Korea, China and North America. Sucampo does, in fact, already hold North American rights to the drug under a 2009 agreement with RTU, and is also developing unoprostone eye drops for treating atrophic age-related macular degeneration (AMD). Rescula is in addition approved in some European countries for the glaucoma and ocular hypertension indications.
The latest deal means SMR can develop the prostone-based drug for additional ophthalmic indications in its new geographical regions, and retains rights to all IP associated with the drug in its existing North American territory. RTU will earn additional development and commercialization milestones.
SMR says it aim to develop unoprostone for new indications including dry AMD and retinitis pigmentosa. "Unoprostone isopropyl has shown new potential in retinitis pigmentosa patients in an RTU-sponsored trial that showed dose-dependent improvement in retinal sensitivity after only six months of treatment," remarks Ryuji Ueno, M.D., Sucampo CEO. "We will move forward to reactivate the licenses in Switzerland and the European Union for glaucoma and ocular hypertension as we continue our efforts to achieve a scientifically accurate and updated sNDA label in the U.S.
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CBI Director Ranjit Sinha on Thursday suffered a major blow when the Supreme Court removed him from the 2G scam case, saying the allegations against him of protecting some accused appears to be "prima facie credible".
Tamil actor Vijay, director A.R. Murugadoss and producers Lyca Production have been slapped with a defamation suit for making a reference to the 2G spectrum case in their recently released Tamil actioner "Kaththi".
In a scathing attack on her arch rival DMK chief M Karunanidhi for his recent offer of support to Congress if it "regretted its mistakes," Chief Minister and AIADMK supremo Jayalalithaa on Tuesday alleged it was made to wriggle out of the 2G spectrum case, in which his daugther Kanimozhi and party leader A Raja are accused.
A special court hearing the second generation (2G) spectrum case Monday fixed March 3 for recording of statement of the accused, including of former union communications minister A. Raja.
With court granting bail to Raja, BJP said this was not the end of the 2G case but could provide an opportunity for more persons to be made accused.
In an apparent attack on Cong, Yoga guru Ramdev said the Supreme Court`s decision on 2G spectrum case has exposed the role of the ruling party.
Arun Jaitley said that the Congress` right to challenge the system of institutionalized extortion of BSP and "goondaraj" of SP has taken a knock.
Prashant Bhushan, who was one of the petitioners in the 2G case, said the judgement will also help change the nature the way corruption is dealt with.
With the Supreme Court leaving it to the trial court to decide on probe against Home Minister P Chidambaram in 2G case, BJP demanded his resignation.
The trial in the 2G case began as scheduled in the morning with the examination of prosecution witness Tarun Das, a TRAI official.
Senior BJP leader Murli Manohar Joshi claimed that Chidambaram`s stay in office will impact the investigation.
P Chidambaram on Thursday confirmed to Zee News that he won`t resign as Home Minister following a court order in connection with the 2G scam case.
Lawyers strike against transfer of land registration work from judiciary to revenue department entered the 12th consecutive day on Thursday.
DMK MP Kanimozhi said she and her party would together face the 2G spectrum case with the "right approach" and hoped she would prove her innocence.
Unitech Wireless (Tamil Nadu) Pvt Ltd was ineligible for 2G licences and by offloading shares immediately after getting licences it bagged huge wrongful profits, a Delhi court said while putting on trial the company.
A Delhi court said their was no need for sanction from the Speaker of the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha`s Chairman for prosecution of former Telecom Minister and sitting Lok Sabha member A Raja and Rajya Sabha MP Kanimozhi.
The CBI is likely to question BJP leader Jaswant Singh for his role in the spectrum allotment made during the NDA regime.
The lawyers were miffed over delay in transferring of power to lower courts seeking hearing for all civil cases.
Union Telecom Minister Kapil Sibal, Thursday said that then finance minister P Chidambaram and finance secretary D Subbarao had no role in the 2G case.
A lawyer representing a number of high-profile accused in the 2G spectrum case has come under the scanner of the advocates` regulatory body for alleged "professional misconduct" and has been slapped with a show-cause notice.
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Freeborn Adirondacker Solomon Northup is the subject of "Twelve Years A Slave," screening this weekend at movie theaters in Plattsburgh.
The film, based on Northup's 1853 autobiography, is directed by Steven McQueen, a British director.
Since its world premiere at the 40th Telluride Film Festival in August, buzz has escalated on this side of the Atlantic about the film, which stars Chiwetel Ejiofor as the black man, who was born free in July 1808 in Minerva.
Northup's father, Mintus, only received his freedom in New York upon the death of his owner, who relocated from Rhode Island and died Sept. 1, 1797, according to Don Papson, historian and founder/curator of the North Star Underground Railroad Museum at Ausable Chasm.
Northup grew up in the southern Adirondacks and was employed along the Champlain Canal, according to Peter Slocum, also of the association.
In 1841, he lived in Saratoga Springs with his wife, Ann Hampton, and three children — Margaret, Elizabeth and Alonzo. At the United States Hotel, he was a "hack," driving carriages; he encouraged enslaved people to escape, Papson said.
Northup also earned money playing the violin and was lured to Washington, D.C., with the promise of lucrative gigs.
His nefarious bookers drugged him and hooked him to a floor in chains. Sold as "Platt," he was transported to William Ford's New Orleans plantation and began a dozen years in bondage.
Though the film is not scheduled for release until January 2014 in the United Kingdom, it has garnered critical acclaim in the United States for its brutal honesty and faithfulness to a narrative written by Northup about his experience.
The cast includes Michael Fassbender (Edwin Epps), Lupita Nyong'o (Patsey), Brad Pitt (Samuel Bass), Alfre Woodard (Mistress Harriet Shaw) and Quvenzhané Wallis (Margaret Northup).
"Twelve Years A Slave" is so hot right now, it's hard for theaters to obtain it.
"We use a film booker (CMCI) out of Boston," said Craig Cathers, manager at Cumberland 12 Cinemas.
"We've been on a list for sometime. We thought we would get it in the next couple of weeks, but we got it for this week."
The film screens Saturday and Sunday at the theater on Route 9 in Plattsburgh; audience demand may dictate more screenings.
Regal Cinemas at Champlain Centre mall is also showing "Twelve Years a Slave."
Cumberland 12 Cinemas partnered with the North Country Underground Railroad Historical Association for a special event set for 3 p.m. today.
"They will bring some artifacts from the museum and information," Cathers said. "Part of the museum is dedicated to the main character, so they will have some information on him."
From 6 to 6:30 p.m., there will be a panel discussion with association members and movie attendees.
"I think it's important," said Jacqueline "Jackie" Madison, association president.
"It tells the history of this area, for one thing, and it provides a perspective on slavery by an individual who was born free and put in a situation he never thought he would be in.
"And, he was an educated individual, so he could actually see both sides and understand."
Madison was surprised to learn of the local screening.
"It's not showing in Vermont to my knowledge. The manager at Cumberland 12 thinks it may end up getting an award, a director's award, or some of the actors may get awards for it. There's a lot on the web about it being such a great movie; they wouldn't be surprised if it did get an Oscar."
Northup's book was a 19th-century best-seller, and he lectured on his experience in places that included Mooers and northern Vermont, according to Slocum.
Though Northup's father is buried in Baker Cemetery in Hudson Falls, it is unknown where his own remains are today, Papson said.
Saturday's post-screening panelists will include Renee Moore, founder of Solomon Northup Day in Saratoga Springs.
"Recently, it's nonstop," she said. "It's very, very busy. Director Steve McQueen gave us a live-stream message for the July 20 event we did. Lupita Nyong'o attended.
"We had segments of the film. They weren't finished editing."
McQueen and screenwriter, John Ridley, are well paired, in Moore's estimation.
"Certainly, Britain should know something about slavery. They were colonists. Mr. Ridley lent his expertise because slavery on this continent was unique. It was executed in the most brutal way on this continent.
"Having the film has brought more attention to everyone — to Northrup's book, his story, to me, to everybody involved."
Moore first learned about Northup watching American Playhouse's 1984 production, "Solomon Northup's Odyssey" directed by Gordon Parks and starring Avery Brooks as Northup.
"It wasn't released commercially," she said. "You could order it."
During the past 15 years, Solomon Northup Day has served as an interdisciplinary platform for artists, educators, academics, authors and lecturers at multiple venues, including the Saratoga Public Library and Saratoga Arts Center.
"David Fiske, Cliff Brown and others like Don Papson have come to talk about slavery and abolitionist history," Moore said.
"It entails a lot of things."
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Essentially a kids' art party centered on the summer exhibition, the day features hands-on stations in the exhibition spaces, art-making activities, special performances and balloon artists — making Zoomorphic's wacky blend of animal forms and human ideas even more intriguing for visitors.
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Congratulations to GREG HAHNER, who takes the top prize in our third installment of the Perfect Portraits Photo Contest. In taking this self-portrait, Hahner accomplished two goals. The first was to try out his new lighting setup and the second was to create an image he could use for his music-related work. "I'd seen similar portraits done by other photographers and was inspired by the use of rim light to emphasize the silhouette of the subject," he explains. With a black collapsible backdrop behind him, his camera on a tripod in front and flash units all around, he fired away using a remote triggering system and a 10-second timer. Prizes include a $500 gift certificate to Bay Photo Lab, a Tamrac Evolution 9 Photo Backpack, a Gitzo Series 2 Systematic tripod with a GH2780QR Center Ball Head, a PNY 32 GB Pro-Elite Series SDHC Class 10 UHS-I Flash Memory Card, a Strobist Lighting Kit from LumiQuest and a 16x20 print of his photo from Duggal Visual Solutions. Canon EOS-1D Mark II N, two AlienBees B800 flash units, Canon Speedlite, 7-inch reflectors, CyberSync remote triggering system |
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Fans of VH1's Hit the Floor (Mondays at 9 p.m. ET) last saw Dean Cain's pro basketball coach Pete Davenport unconscious in his bed after another bender. Cain can't tell you if Peter lives or dies, but he can share a great story about how his house was built as a direct response to an episode of The Brady Bunch that infuriated him. READ FULL STORY
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Barry Williams remembers 'Brady Bunch' costar Ann B. Davis: 'She didn't even know how to make meatloaf!'
Ann B. Davis, best known as Alice on The Brady Bunch, died Sunday. Barry Williams, who portrayed oldest brother Greg Brady on the show, remembered his longtime friend and costar on Today Monday morning.
"When she came on our set she was already a big star, having won a couple of Emmys," Williams explained. (Davis won a pair of Supporting Actress in a Comedy statuettes for her work on NBC's sitcom The Bob Cummings Show.)"So I knew even as a young teenager she was someone I wanted to pay attention to."
Williams also remembered one time where paying attention too closely got him called out. "She turned and stopped the rehearsal — I guess I was interrupting her rhythm — and said, 'Barry, comedy is not funny!' And I was crushed," Williams recalled. "I thought I'd disappointed her. Later I snuck over to her and I said, 'What did you mean by 'comedy is not funny?' And she said, 'Oh, I was just kidding with you.' Which was her sense of humor."
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NEW ORLEANS — Montana State-Billings' Corrie Holm, Drew Galahan and Chase Robinson on Tuesday were awarded All-Academic honors by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Association.
Holm, who is majoring in exercise science, carries a 3.82 GPA. She was the champion in women's discus at the 2014 Outdoor Great Northwest Athletic Conference (GNAC).
Robinson, a communications major, has a 3.41 GPA and is a member of both the track and field and cross country teams. He was the 1,500-meter champion in both the 2014 Outdoor GNAC and the 2014 Indoor GNAC. He set the MSUB record in the men's outdoor 1,500 meters at 3:54.35.
Galahan, a finance major, carries a 3.42 GPA and competes for both the men's cross country and track and field teams. Galahan holds the men's outdoor 800-meter record with a time of 1:55.09 and the indoor 800-meter record with a time of 1:56.17. Galahan is also a member of the 1,600-meter relay team that holds the current MSUB record of 3:23.26.


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Upbeat in the Big D A different sense of anticipation is surrounding the Dallas Cowboys this week. Phillips, a proven defensive coordinator and a Texas native, brought an attacking 3-4 defensive scheme to a unit already filled with talented defenders. Romo is a Pro Bowler with only 11 career starts after waiting 3 1/2 years to finally throw his first NFL pass. That alone has led to plenty of super predictions after four seasons with Bill Parcells. But this is finally the week of the season opener - and that changes everything. Concerns are suddenly magnified. Stark reality can quickly replace the rosy optimism that only got fueled by decisive preseason victories over Super Bowl champion Indianapolis and Denver. Overlooking the preseason losses at Houston and Minnesota is easy, considering how much more serious the Texans took that game, and only a handful of starters even played against the Vikings). - There are missing pieces on defense, with the status of starters cornerback Terence Newman (right heel) and linebacker Greg Ellis (Achilles' tendon) uncertain for the opener and maybe longer, especially Ellis. For a restructured defense that puts a premium on attacking offenses, Newman and Ellis - or at least their positions - play key roles. Ellis hasn't practiced at all and Newman missed the final three preseason games with a pesky partial tear of tissue in the base of his foot. Newman knows he may be bothered by the foot all season, but wants to play. And if he's not ready, Jacques Reeves will begin his fourth season with only his second career start, his first since his rookie year. First-round draft pick Anthony Spencer, who didn't have a sack in the preseason, will debut as a starter. Ellis hasn't practiced in the new scheme, though Phillips insists the veteran would know what to do. Backup linebacker Kevin Burnett (ankle) is also hurt. - Add to Newman's uncertainty the unexpected release of veteran Aaron Glenn, and the Cowboys have big questions at cornerback. Nate Jones, like Reeves a fourth-year starter with only one start, suddenly has a bigger role in pass situations. Evan Oglesby joined the team this week after being claimed off waivers from Baltimore. ``We gained a lot from him being here certainly,'' Phillips said. ``Because they were around him in the meetings. They saw how a real pro acts and how a real pro gets ready to play.'' Particularly angry about Glenn being cut was four-time Pro Bowl safety Roy Williams, whose locker was next to Glenn's. - Romo goes into the season without one of his primary coaches, with new quarterbacks coach Wade Wilson serving a five-game NFL suspension. Wilson was suspended for using a banned substance in an effort to cope with the diabetes he's lived with for more than 20 years. He can't be around the team again until Oct. 9. New offensive coordinator Jason Garrett already had a direct involvement with the quarterbacks, but Wilson's absence comes after the preseason when they had already worked out their game-day operations. Garrett will get help from offensive assistant Wes Phillips, the 27-year-old son of the head coach who was coaching quarterbacks at Baylor last season. - Terry Glenn, a 1,000-yard receiver the past two seasons, didn't play any preseason games in Garrett's offense after arthroscopic surgery Aug. 1 to remove loose cartilage from his knee. Plus, he's 33 and going into his 12th NFL season. Glenn was back on the field Monday, but didn't take part in team drills. (Notice that there hasn't been any mention of the other 33-year-old starting receiver, which in this case is a good sign. Terrell Owens is a happy camper and ready for his second season in Dallas). By Monday morning, there will be a renewed optimism for a five-time Super Bowl champion, or more questions for a team that has gone a franchise-worst 10 seasons without a postseason victory. ``I've been with coaches that said 70 percent of the time teams that are in the playoffs win the first game,'' Phillips said. ``Well, 30 percent of the time, the other teams get in the playoffs. It's the whole season. We're looking at 16 games. Hopefully more.'' By: Michael Cash - theSpread.com - Email Us More NFL Football coverage from theSpread.com - Las Vegas Hilton Contest |


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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — The panic attacks soon could be a thing of the past for motorists searching frantically through their glove boxes for a proof-of-insurance card to show police.
Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon has signed legislation that allows people to show proof of insurance with an electronic image on their smartphones. The bill applies both to traffic stops and to motorists seeking to register their vehicles at local license offices.
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The sleekly styled Versa Note shared the stage with the dramatic Nissan Resonance, a design concept previewing the direction of future Nissan crossovers. The Resonance concept is being shown for the time anywhere at NAIAS, which runs from Jan. 19 th through the 27 th at Detroit's Cobo Center. Nissan is also debuting an all-new multi-level exhibit stand at the show, featuring an amphitheater-style stage and cantilevered electronic "halo" surrounding the display space.
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why? (191 comments)
Why is this on
Re:Bad USA (537 comments)
Tell that to the hundreds that have died in Turkey as a result of his organizations plans in car bombings.Tell that to the thousands of people and families that lost loved ones because of the trade center. Tell that to the TENS OF THOUSANDS of fellow innocent muslims he (and his organization at his direction) killed for his own egotistical views. Tell that to the children who are brainwashed into believing this ultra conservative religious mindset so they can be used for the sole purpose of being "martyrs" (pawns) and blowing themselves up in the streets killing more innocent civilians. There are plenty of reasons to dislike the US. But as far as Bin Laden goes, this guy should have been turned inside out and beaten publicly. His porn stash going public should be only the start to the humiliation of him and everything and everyone who sides with him.
Oh and by the way, one of the ways his organization funded itself (Aside from selling drugs) was through enslaving women and forcing them to make pornographic material so it could be sold.
Re:Good (112 comments)
From Facebooks Terms of service:
Sharing Your Content and Information
You own all of the content and information you post on Facebook, and you can control how it is shared through your privacy and application settings. In addition:
For content that is covered by intellectual property rights, like photos and videos ("IP content"), you specifically give us the following permission, subject to your privacy and application settings: you grant us a non-exclusive, transferable, sub-licensable, royalty-free, worldwide license to use any IP content that you post on or in connection with Facebook ("IP License"). This IP License ends when you delete your IP content or your account unless your content has been shared with others, and they have not deleted it.
As far as who the information is sold to- who cares? Your data has been bought, sold, traded, bargained and raped LONG before facebook even came into existence. Its just a little easier to send a zip file online than a few stacks of paper over snail mail. The moment you opened up a credit card, bought a house, went to school, went to college, were born, died- all that information exists in a public domain and has been bought up, parsed compiled and there exists a digital file somewhere of "you" It may or may not have your name, but you can bet it has all the other data on it. Now, is it right? Depends. If you have submitted data to the "public sphere" then you have it coming to you. I myself, don't mind if the data I conciously provide is used. All they have is a name, an email address (which I use specific for social networking) my age and geographic location. Beyond that they may be able to piece together some complicated logic scrips to pull out some of my likes and dislikes (oh, and yes, facebook sells that tidbit of data when you click on something saying you like pickels, or hate cats- why wouldn't they?).
I'm going to pause on that tantrum (as I expect a plethora of responses and picking out of lines i've written for rebuttal and move to an alternate way to look at things:
What if the ad's you saw online were suddenly realevant to you? You got ads for upcoming software releases, music events for bands I actually want to know about, cheap computer parts or even low air fares to my favorite destinations. All of a sudden I am being given marketing data that I actually might be interested in. Like turning on the TV and having really awesom comercials for products I give a rats ass about. At the end of the day, that is what marketing firms are doing here. They are not taking your data so they can make sure the only ads you get are for pampers diapers and coupons for grade C tuna fish that expired last year.
Anyway, enough of my playing devils advocate. I am a champion of privacy- but I also understand why and how my data is shared- I just make a point to control what data I put out into the world. Others should take this mindset too.
Re:Good (112 comments)
I've said it before, and I'll say it again (even though it's not popular), but no one is holding a gun to anyone's head and telling them to use facebook "or else." They can only use the personal info you give them- and rightly so. They make it glaringly obvious that is how they make their money. Government oversight in this case will only lead to more laws. More laws will lead to less internet(personal) freedom. After all, the Internet is a privilege not a right (and should remain as such).
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Or to the rest of the SSL using world: CommodeHacker.
java + fun (444 comments)
(java + fun) < (fun)
Re:I don't get it (267 comments)
Yeah really- I mean isn't having 2 wives punishment enough?
Not much need for change... (217 comments)
Quite frankly, if you don't want the information shared- you shouldn't put it out there to begin with. Facebook should be able to sell of any data it wishes provided users know they are giving up that information freely. If they don't read the TOS the fault should be on them.
Google (108 comments)
They should take a look at google's big querry.
...Like a fine wine... (60 comments)
... Seems they just get better with age!
poor choice by the defendant (433 comments)
He should have have chosen a judge, not a jury. My guess is a very different outcome would have come from a judge as opposed to a sympathetic Jury to someone losing their job. I hope his appeal wins in either case.
Glad to see this coming to light... (298 comments)
A couple years ago google bought a company that produces software my company uses. They almost over-night fired a vast majority of the mid-level and upper management and replaced them with 'google quality' managers (mostly master degree and doctorate holders who had very little knowledge of the product they were now managing). The absolute downfall in the quality of the support, product and resources was immediately felt. All in all, Google really needs to overhaul who and what they hire. A "strong accademic record" is not an indicator of intelligence or ability to think outside the box. It cirtianly doesn't show off management and technical skills.
One moment please... (323 comments)
Before I answer this, I need to put on my tinfoil hat... Now where did I last put that thing?
That's no moon... (322 comments)
...It's a Space Station!
Re:So who is he really? (586 comments)
when its ALL conservatives who are telling you the problem is the government agencies that DON'T have police powers.
I am a conservative and I don't believe the issue is about agencies that have or don't have police powers.
But I digress. The fact still remains that whole ordeal has nothing to do with democrats or republicans. It has to do with the current state of American political mindset as a whole and its lack of rational decision making, but instead knee-jerk reactions to situations that may or may not be a threat.
Every argument made thus far has been a result of political view, not government view. It is far to easy to start bringing in military, arts, big government, small government, police, education, health care into this- the fact is they have ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with the issue. Yes republicans have made some really crap decisions, and they have a major PR problem (amongst other issues like being hijacked by ass-hats like huckabee and palin) but these still have nothing to do with a Govt' agency which has managed to ignore the laws of the land, or at least waste tax dollars on non-viable threats.
Yes, I know this doesn't fall into the liberal narrative that usually posted through slashdot, but really, lets take politics out and just look at where the real failures lie.
Re:So who is he really? (586 comments)
But when it comes to warrant-less wiretaps, surveillance, etc the very same government employees are paragons of virtue and epitome of ability.
Uh got news for you dude- this happened under the Obama administration. A Democrat. Fact is politicians are to blame, not liberals or conservatives.
Re:Basically (277 comments)
That is one thing that drives me absolutely crazy about this country- The assumption it has that US law is WORLD law. Frankly it drives me bonkers (especially in much higher profile situations a la wikileaks)
Impressed (91 comments)
I had to download it before making a comment on here and I'm actually really impressed with this and quite frankly, I find this far superior to GIMP (speaking as a professional graphic artists and avid photoshop,etc. user). It does a fantastic job of working in vector as well as tracing bitmaps. Even has a fine set of effects (that I'd probably never use, but still awesome to see). At first glance, this is a great graphics app for anyone on Linux who has the avid hatred of GIMP.
... as they should... (217 comments)
The job of the government is to keep its information secure and plug the leaks where they can and punish those who leak the info. This is not abnormal (and, quite honestly, I find it comforting). Now, going after reporters to try and get their sources, this is a little bit of a step over a grey fuzzy line- but not at all shocking. There is some mighty sensitive data out there that can actually do *real harm* if released.
On the flip side, if data is released well as they say "thems the breaks." Better luck next time to the govt to check out its staff- and not shooting the messenger.


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